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Sorry - this page has been removed. Floyd Mayweather faces media in last appearance before Pacquiao bout
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This could be because it launched early, our rights have expired, there was a legal issue, or for another reason. Floyd Mayweather flashed a glimpse of the fighting form he will need to show next month as the undefeated champion put on an open training session in Las Vegas.
Flanked by his own camp, the media and a celebrity backer – the former Baywatch actor David Hasselhoff – the 38-year-old went through a workout at his Mayweather Boxing Club in what was the last scheduled public appearance before his fight against Manny Pacquiao on 2 May.
For further information, please contact: The welterweight bout, which has been five years in the making, is the richest in boxing history. The pair faced off for a press conference last month but have since retreated to their separate camps to prepare for the highly anticipated clash. Pacquiao will hold his own public workout on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
The champ @FloydMayweather sparring for the crowd. #MayPac teaser. pic.twitter.com/LswmKOU5WA
Surrounded by photographers, Mayweather delivered body shots to a sparring partner who wore body armour but did not throw any punches back. He then worked a body bag and seamlessly went through a series of light exercises.
Speaking publicly for the last time before the contest, Mayweather said he was not worried that the fight could spoil his perfect 47-0 record.
“He’s a future hall-of-famer. I am a future hall-of-famer and we are meeting at the pinnacle of our careers,” he said. “From the match-up, it is going to be a very exciting fight. Our styles are totally different. I fight with smarts. Every move is calculated. Every move is thought about.”
Mayweather also admitted that the thrill of boxing has gone – but he was now more focused on the fight as a job.
“I don’t enjoy it like I once did. It is at a point where it is business. It is my job. I go to the gym. I train. I know what I have to do. There was a time when it was fun but I am to a point now where I am really over all of that stuff.”
Ran into @FloydMayweather today! World class boxing is back! Looking forward to the fight!Who is everyone supporting? pic.twitter.com/H5nZxqACOj